GUIDE
This e-book will help you to design quality training by taking a structured approach. It follows a logical, step-by-step method and suggests what should be considered at each stage.
Although it is written from the perspective of designing face-to-face training, most of the principles apply equally well to other forms of learning design. It’s not a theoretical book. It gets straight to the point and focuses on practicalities.
You don’t need to read it all in one go – you can dip in and out to suit your needs.
Designing training is an essential skill in learning and development.
Yet it is one that is not often given proper attention. Most focus tends to be on delivery skills, and design is somehow expected to be ‘picked up’. But good training can only be achieved if proper thought, time and effort have been put into the design of the training and that thought and effort is recorded. Being ‘good on your feet’ isn’t always enough. Giving proper consideration to design means that the training is more likely to meet individual and business needs, and produce tangible results.
This e-book will help you to design quality training by taking a structured approach. It follows a logical, step-by-step method and suggests what should be considered at each stage. Although it is written from the perspective of designing face-to-face training, most of the principles apply equally well to other forms of learning design. It’s not a theoretical book. It gets straight to the point and focuses on practicalities. You don’t need to read it all in one go – you can dip in and out to suit your needs.
An essential for the toolkit of any training designer, it covers:
This e-book will help you to design quality training by taking a structured approach. It follows a logical, step-by-step method and suggests what should be considered at each stage.
Although it is written from the perspective of designing face-to-face training, most of the principles apply equally well to other forms of learning design.
This e-book is written from a PRACTICAL perspective, although you will learn a little about some of the theory that supports good practice. The aim is to provide you with a practical handbook that you can dip in and out of, and use as necessary.
With 63 pages, including how to prepare an event, trouble-shooting and flexible techniques that can be used in multiple situations, this guide is a must for all facilitators.
If you're interested in both designing and facilitating great training, you can now purchase both ebooks together and receive a discount.
By purchasing both guides together, not only will you get a great deal, but you will be fully equipped to design and deliver exceptional training.